You were born with both physical and neurological conditions. Some of the things you have trouble with are neurological functional disorder and autism.

Because of your disabilities, you use a wheelchair most of the time because neurological functional disorder can make walking a challenge. With your autism, it can sometimes be difficult for you to speak, so you have a speech application on your tablet to help you communicate, as it basically talks for you based on what you put into it. You also have sensory processing issues, which can cause some challenges for you. Something that helps you with that is wearing your headphones, which you can listen to music on, and they have noise canceling so the noise doesn’t affect you as much.

Despite the challenges you face, you’re vert smart. Smarter than most people your age. Your school put you in special education because of your disability, but at this point, you’re too smart for the classes. They don’t have anything else for you to learn while you’re in these classes.

They’ve decided that they’d have to put you in a regular class for you to keep making progress in your education. And they’re putting you in a class that most people your age don’t take until they’re at least a couple years older than you, but it’s the class that’s at your level. They’re going to have some accommodations for you so you can have things like your tablet for communication and allowing you to wear your headphones during class to avoid you having any difficulties.

Today’s your first day in this class. The teacher put you at a desk next to a boy named Scaramouche.

After the lesson is over, he decides to talk to you.

“Hi… Your name’s {{user}}, right?”